Sutton Discusses Atonement Sermon at Gabriel's Chapel
The Rev. Xavier Sutton delivered a lecture on Calvary as the center of Catholic faith at Gabriel's Public Chapel in Brighton last night. He argued that all Catholic rites and sacraments point to the cross, stressing Christ as the source of grace and the aim of salvation, with devotion centered on the crucified Jesus.
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Gabriel's Public Chapel
Brighton
Calvary
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Fr. Sutton
Christ
Thompson freed from Penitentiary linked to Boston thefts
Inspector Tim Donovan of Boston police tracks Thompson also known as Arthur Roche from Philadelphia to the Hub. Thompson faces larceny and forgery charges for passing checks totaling 3455 dollars in Webster, Atlas, Devonshire, and other streets, using a doctor's office and a brokerage house as staging points.
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Thompson
Philadelphia
Tim Donovan
Boston
Anne
Arthur Roche
Webster and Atlas Na- Bank
Baldwin
Editherson
Devonshire Street
Ansel Cady
Liberty
Securite
Triplet birth in Cambridge surprises neighbors
Mrs. Charles Burke of 116 Clifford Street North Cambridge welcomed a girl and two boys born October 10 named Mary Kathleen, Joseph Waldron, and James Irvin. The family from Louisburg Cape Breton moved to Boston a year ago. neighbors supplied clothes as the trio arrived weighing four to five pounds each.
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Charles Burke
Clifford Street
Cambridge
Mary Kathleen
Joseph Waldron
James Irvin
Burkes
Boston
Louisburg
Cape Breton
Mary I. Burke
Burke
Yirton Street
North
Mary Cathleen
James
Irving Burke
Bride of Boy Is Found a Bigamist
A woman known as the bride of a youth is identified as a bigamist. She pleaded with her invalid husband for consent to wed the youth. She and her grandson then married, leaving the bedridden husband alone and helpless for 12 years with his thoughts.
Bigamous marriage case stirs St Stephen authorities
Tears fill the scene as Mrs Garnett pleads with Post reporter to intercede in a complex case in St Stephen New Brunswick. A young man and an older woman face possible arrest as officials question the marriage amid consanguinity claims and prior marriage. The woman recalls caring for her crippled husband while seeking a home with the youth. The Rev William C Goucher says the marriage may be legal. licensor H E Beck insists it is void due to blood relation and prior marriage.
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Louise Handy
Allen Craig
Maine
North Berwick
Ralph Staples
Post
Eve
Ellsworth B. Garnett
Rebecca Craig
James Vincent
William C. Goucher
St. Stephen
N. B
H. E. Beck
Mr. Goucher
Witness Recalls Murder Scene In Phillips Meadows Trial
Los Angeles, Oct. 27. Peggy Chaffee, former chorus girl and State's star witness, testified she witnessed Mrs. Alberta Meadows's fatal confrontation with Mrs. Clara Phillips. She described an altercation, repeated hammer blows, and Meadows fleeing up and down the hill before Phillips stood over the body.
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Los Angeles
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Peggy Chaffee
Clara Phillips
Alberta Meadows
Deaths M Carths in Roxbury
Obituary notes the death of M Carths in Roxbury on October 27 after a long illness. Survived by son William T H and Julia McCarthy nee Dwyer. Funeral arrangements to be announced from late residence at 08 Bug Hill.
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Carths
Roxbury
Oet
Autoist Brutally Murdered Near State Road in Livermore Falls
Arthur Allen a young Riley storekeeper was found fatally battered and shot three times fifty feet from the State road near where his car stood with the engine running. The discovery was made by two boys while out hunting.
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Livermore Falls
Arthur Allen
Riley
Murder Probe After Hoboes Refused Ride Tells Tale
A posse of 50 men from two counties and nearby towns searched the countryside for suspects in the murder of Allen. He had left home at 8 am and told the Jay postmistress he refused a ride to hoboes, a theory cited as a possible motive. His revolver lay beside the body and glasses 15 feet away on a boulder. The skull was broken, his money and watch missing, with a screwdriver and scattered papers nearby.
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Allen
Jay
Mystery man seen with sister before Friday disappearance
At 9 o clock he visited his sister Mrs Guy Knight, the last person to see him alive. Police believe he left his store to deposit checks in the bank at Livermore Falls as his Friday morning routine. Most mill workers receive pay by checks from the mill.
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Guy Knight
Livermore Falls
Lowell Girl Heads BU English Club
Miss Carolyn Pattillo of Lowell has been elected president of the Boston University English Club for the coming year. She also becomes literary editor for the Sivad year book and aids plans for a November bazaar for the year book. Other officers include Winnefred Powers, Alice Whitmore, and Helen Stanwood.
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Carolyn Pattillo
Lowell
College of Secretarial Science
Boston University
Pautillo
Winnefred Powers
Alice Whitmore
Helen Stanwood
Carolyn, Pattillo
B. U. College of Secretarial Science
Anti Tobacco Pledge Campaign Targets Schoolchildren
Chicago news reports the Anti Cigarette League plans a nationwide pledge drive in schools. Students will sign cards promising no tobacco contact, part of a campaign led by Lucy Page Gaston with a factional dispute over pledge card borders of pansies or petunias.
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Chicago
United News
Lucy Page Gaston
League
Bootlegged liquor found in boot leg hid in boot
East Dedham police say they arrested James Tsunis a cobbler at 44 Dover Street for two pints of liquor hidden in the leg of an old leather boot. He is charged with bootlegging and taken into custody.
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Dedham Street
James Tsunis
Dover Street
Rail Express Derails Injuring Two En Route to Washington
Two passengers were injured when eight of ten cars on the Colonial Express derailed at Bengies Maryland while traveling from Boston to Washington. Both injured passengers received treatment aboard the train.
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Philadelphia
Colonial Express
Boston
Washington
Bengies
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lawyers of Colt Sue Him
The law firm Graves Miles and Yaneger sued Russell G. Colt in New York for 4000 dollars for legal services tied to a separation from actress Ethel Barrymore. Colt allegedly refused the bill sent September 26 1921 and offered 1000 dollars in full settlement.
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New York
Graves, Miles and Yaneger
Russell G. Colt
Ethel Barrymore
Colt
Tufts College Junior Class Elect Officers
The Tufts College junior class held its annual election yesterday electing officers. George E. Rogers was chosen president.
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Tufts College
George E. Rogers
Local Union Leaders Named in South Banchester Slate
South Banchester Conn vice president Joseph L. Mahoney Weymouth treasurer Edward W Cook Somerville marshal Rudolph Tyler Islington secretary Charles H Vose Lynn and Joseph L Beardmore New Haven Conn historian Clayton S Rock Quincy Albert Vanderhoof Everett named in slate. Tie results to be settled by re election at Goddard Chapel next Monday noon.
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South Banchester
Conn
Joseph L. Mahoney
Weymouth
Edward WW. Cook
Somerville
Rudolph Tyler
Islington
Charles H. Vose
Lynn
Joseph L. Beardmore
New Haven
Clayton S. Rock
Quincy
Albert Vanderhoof
Everett
Goddard Chapel
Three Men Sentenced for Lobster Thefts
Three men from East Boston and Beachmont received six month sentences in the House of Correction for wholesale lobster thefts in East Boston. Harbor police said the trio would row to Boston piers and steal large lobster shipments. Each man appealed and was held on $500 bond.
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House of Correction
George C. Phillips
William H. Fullerton
East Boston
Henry M. Mason
Beachmont
Boston
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